Tao Dan Park Tours and Tickets

Embark on an exclusive culinary expedition through the vibrant streets of Ho Chi Minh City with a knowledgeable local guide. This immersive journey unveils hidden culinary gems, bustling markets, and iconic landmarks, offering a tantalizing array of flavors that define Saigon's diverse food scene. From savory bánh bèo, delicate rice cakes topped with savory ingredients, to refreshing sugar cane juice, each tasting promises an unforgettable sensory experience. As you explore the lively streets, you'll delve into the city's rich history and dynamic culture, gaining insights that enrich your culinary adventure. This personalized tour promises to awaken your senses and deepen your appreciation for Ho Chi Minh City's culinary diversity.

Enjoy Ho Chi Minh City in the morning and at night on a tour that combines a classic city sightseeing tour with an evening food tour by motorbike. Discover the gems of Vietnam's largest metropolis as you visit Tao Dan Park, Ben Thanh market, Reunification Palace and see French colonial architecture at Saigon Opera House. Taste a range of authentic Vietnamese treats, including ‘pho’ (noodle soup) for breakfast, and street food dishes with beer or rice wine for dinner. This small-group tour is limited to seven people to ensure a personalized experience.

Ho Chi Minh City – or Saigon to those who know and love it – is like a jumbled attic of architectural anomalies, each one recounting a chapter in Vietnam’s story. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the city’s built heritage, from French edifices to groundbreaking modernist landmarks. You’ll also catch glimpses of the biophilia taking root in a city that is increasingly dominated by glass and steel. This tour starts at Notre Dame Cathedral. You’ll explore the Saigon Central Post Office, a neo-baroque facade that flaunts flashes of French Indochina, and the neo-classical Justice Building, with Ionic and Corinthian columns straight out of Ancient Greece. As you wander through leafy boulevards, you’ll also learn how Vietnamese architects reclaimed the city’s identity after the French exit. The tour ends at the Archbishop’s Residence compound. This walking tour offers a unique perspective on how architecture reveals Vietnam’s journey from colonial rule to independence.